Based on Chapter 3, what kind of devotee does Sai Baba favor, and how does he respond to different types of people?

Chapter 3 clearly distinguishes the types of individuals Baba favors. He "hungers for the simple and innocent" and is "completely sold to love." In contrast, he is "always stubborn toward the hypocrites" and warns against getting caught up in the noise of argumentative scholars. For the devotee who surrenders solely to him and worships with faith, Baba promises to stand on all four sides of them, fulfill all their tasks, and increase their love. His vow of liberation is for those who contemplate and remember him, indicating a preference for simple, sincere faith and love over intellectual posturing.